Strongly influenced by Indian cultural roots, Spriha Gupta uses iconic symbolism to exemplify concepts close to her heart that are influenced by personal, societal and environmental changes.

Mabel “Freda” Williams has been a resident of the Trenton area and Ewing Township for over seventy years.  A native of North Carolina, she has been expressing her love of art since the age of ten.  Her paintings reflect her love of color, and are vivid images of nostalgic memories, cultural experiences, and political impressions.

The 10×10 Red Dot Fundraising Exhibition is a chance for the novice to test the waters of original art, experienced artists to help Artworks fund continued programming, and an opportunity for the collector to build their art collection.

The subjects of Georges’ work are to inspire those to come back home to their inner selves, the innocence of when things were pure, explorative, and bred with joy. Creating her sense of freedom from being a child and how that youthful experience is usually short-lived, forced to grow up. George enjoys exploring the relationship between movement, light, and emotional intimacy.

Erin McMillon understands the marriage of these dynamics: teaching one’s self and the ART oozing from the lived existence in this community, locally and beyond. This exhibit is an embodiment of creating from the soul, the bravery of sharing with the world, and continuing to create to bring color and light, when the outside world doesn’t seem as bright.